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Death Of IN Anaaaear HuNanao wma.
From ha Ion Eews

Death Of IN Anaaaear DueRnao Rua.
From the London News.
An inquest was held at Paddington yesterday On
the body OF boy named Grant, aged eighteen,
who met his death while playing with other boys
game known as buffalo Bill" Detective In
spector Bryan, OF the divisoa stated that he had
made inquiries and found that ths deceased Was
playing at game that had started since tho
opening 1t Kensngtou OF the Wild West show. N
was known as Buffalo Bill" The boy who was
the "bunalo" had 70 allow the other boys 70 butt
him In the stomach, after which all OF them ran
away and the buffalo" gave chase and the b6y
whom he caught had 70 be "bunalpS next One OF
the house surgeons OF 81. Marys Hospital stated
lis, caused by severe injury 20 the ABDOMEN The
Jury returned q verdict OF s>accide0tal deaShp
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hepOfteQ 1ot IAE ESkHIN0 STA8.
covered from the wounds inflicted upon him In o
melee on Patrick street extended, near ''the VI
lage," the trial of ve cOlored men changed as his
day afternoon. The men charged were VIM. Mar
shall VIM. Jourdan, Z. Parker, Bent. Mason, and
Israel Thompson. The testimony showed, that
the colored men had been drinking, and that Wright
was also IN liquor and had offered to "clear out"
all the negroes from Pulmans store 1t the village.
when the colored men went out he went out also,
General firht VIM. Marshall Knocked Wf7eht down
With stone. The affair occurred outside the cor
poration, but the Officers OF Alexandria have 1ur1S
Seson Of crime Sne Mns @ sns %
The ALEXANDRIA LIGHT Ix1AHIzY:-Nr. George
Is e 81 the ns nia6y No
tract win be given out at present AT thu recent
Inspection OF the company by the State inspector
xtyve men were present. T1S M1 e09 VOC 10y ~,
state funds As soon as SuMce0t xunGs 1of TINS
new armory are guaranteed the work via 60 on.
Nor-CEl iva Mss so % wSssS re " .e
times ON the Potomac TO Lee Camp q Conscience
Veterans OF this city. Col. White Is now q
Baptist m1nister:-Tne snpenntendent o. poucc
King street.-The marriage OF Nr. Isaac Buck
ingRam and MISS Emma Ktshiel, daughter OF exc
Alderman Rtshtel took place e t6e q. - church
eating. The happy couple departed later On .
southern trip with the best wishes Of many
friends for prosperous Journey. Marley In
senaed e Soriok il The arsnd inc.psns q
VirRinia By w. ". Sherwood.-A large number
Of members OF tho Catholic Benencial socaesy. q
ass1aB6r e the %sn annSSsi mssae ss
Association held . meettHg at tho assocat1cn
eron-street Spoke WORKS has been exttngulshcd
WiEhOut loss or alarm.
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Ferdinand Going 10 his Estates i'm
HunQRrV.

BUCHAREST, Sept. lit is reported here that
Prince Ferdinand will shortly make VISIT OF sew
eral weeks duration to his estate In Hungary. The
report is received with much surprise, as it was
thought IL was all arranged that the Princess
Clementine, mother OF Prince Ferdinand, would go
to Sofia, where brilliant court would be eStab-
uShed.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6]eglamS to The Star.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Of the Trustees To-day In Bal-
tinore-Bishop Keane - be the Rec

Meeting Of the Trustees To-day In Ba1s
tinore-Bishop Keane 70 be the Rec
tor.
BALTIMORE Sept. THE nrst meeting OF
the trustees of the new Catholic Univef-
aty took place at noon to-day, Cardi-
nal Gibbons In the chair IL is understood
that Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, win be rector
OF the university. OF those present Archbishops
Carrigan. OF New York; Williams, OF Boston;
Ireland, OF st. Paul; Keane Of Richmond, and Mgr.
Farley, OF New York, are prominent The dis
cussion arose on the location OF the university,
and while Washington is preferred by some
philadelphia was named and some point IN the
west was thought by others most desirable, In
view OF the growth OF the country in that direc-
tion It Is said that 600 will be required TO
build and place the university on solid basis OF
that amount about 500, 600 has been secured, In
theological department Will be the first to be
opened, and that will be under the charge Of the
Order OF St Sulpice.
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Individual Schedales Of Ives 4 Ca.

NEW YORK, Sept 7.-Individual schedules OF the
f1rm OF Ives & CO., were filed to-day. Henry s.
Ives shows liabilities 70.696. Assets nominal,
$S7, 49, Actual assets $S6,s75. subject to q
mortgage OF 500 600. Geo. Fl. Staynes shows iiabil-
ties $72 455. Nominal assets $1S7, $50 and actual
assets $780, 37. ThOs. C. DOreInus has no ndivtd-
ual assets or liabilities
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Muzz1r The "COcks~

MUzzLE IHE CocKsm
CHOKE EN- OFF!
Is the common reading of the order Of
grave and reverend" Commissioners
If the cocks" are not permitted to crow withipthe
sacred confines Of the District there are men to DO
found who win assume the special preregsves Of the
'eocks' and
CROW Justify.
Particularly when brilliant victory has BEEN
achieved.
PASSING RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT
In all that pertains to the artistic clothing OF the outer
man. We know that the wearing Of stylish clothing
awonderful difference IN his appearance and that
man feels 1t ease u entirely himself, unless he IL
properly dressed: therefore it IL that endeAyor
Always TO give gentleman o perfect fit, whether be
buys suit At $50 st Sa5. The same rulSis
observed all along the line
Our Boys Suits comprise Coats, Vests and Kong
rants; ages IL to is years. The prices range fnm
s1s6 TO s12.25 SUIT.
Chudrens Suits. close-dttins Coats and Short Pants;
ages. 4 to IA years Prices from
se TO $685..
AZ to quality, style, and excellent workmanship We
invite comparison, and ~ TO price
We CHALLENGE AND DEFY COMPETITION.
Therefore 1t Is not necessary to further explain
Why ALL THE PEOPLE are afflicted with ADLER
ON THE BRAIN
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DETROIT, MICH. Sept. 1.-THE champions were
unable to do anything with Conways delivery this
morning. Garrison was aga1nfn the box, andwas
MT hard at times His support was miserable.
Score-Detroits, Q, !, 0, 32, o, O. 1-S; Chicago,
I, O, O, /, o, O, O, O, o.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

I1oR sALETHE CHEAPEST LOT IN LoOAL-
n.y. Sn II s It, ssa 's e e
once IS declined for opposite lots Also fog came
Re. !. left ' |.
building sites ST. near 14th. 81 80 per square
ipsf ss'' 70 '0'e' me CUTTER SfMER s.
IIok sALE-BY MRS. LUCY /. HUNTER. LoT OF
feet at LA: . ein be
Circulating Library. l74Y Pennsylvanis ave. s8-3t'
saeh h2ns IL 1 +
L sinsie Lots in East Washington. from Is 70 IS
cents per So IT. Good chance for remunsrstive invest
sse ss It n. mo near s
IyOR sALE-LOTs on 18TH. 18TH. l7TH, 18th,
Il NJ z. and COrcoran SITS. n W.: also on New Hamp-
c.s :: sss s"f ofb 1881 s:s,s:
terms Inquire Of HOPKINS i HIEsTON. corner St6
and La ave. so-1ws
EoK sAIE-vALUABLE- -UNIMpRovED PROP
Il 81 f. ground on E.. bet l7sh and 18th
1900 50. T.. ground on 10TH st.. bet and n
s. r. ssaSna On II L. bet 18th an 18TH
Lots IN different sections Of the city.
ss1 s: 18th
EoR sALEII AM NOW OFFERING LOTS AT
road, tive minutes from the depot and only twenty
S Of ns ss.s on
interest I have laid out beautiful avenues and
the place time TO time Prices from $50 to $500
per lot according to location. The convenience Of
nent enlargement in value. Money advanced 70 build
houses Gas and water furnished.
..s-,m 'o1 1908 j. .n %A 1885 y a. NV
l.OR sALE-LOTs. n w.
1as sh :Sa %
,befween 18th and l4th ok 20 to alley 1.5O
near I4tb aney i42
K st.. between 10Th and list. 40170 to aO-foot
G st.. between 18th and 18th 5a91i2S to iC- ~o0
ST.. Sstween I'D and odd 54si90 to 36-ioot 1'''
Between s4; and ,h 7oiizs With imp. 1 e
St, between 10Th and 18th. ol.oxl43 alley on
Sd st.. between and O. 62sx9;Hi ' %
Attn st. between n snd Il "a Ssh 2ffY ~
lots, block B. near Boundary go
ssf1 1 Sn BLOCK
~ fees f 6k On B 1S @n1 ss BLOCK La
Is sa os ''ck GU " 10th and sta
EoK sALE-sIx LOTS, CONTAINING $4,000
Fs5E s + cents 70 houses 81 ! b built ssis
E0k sALE-A SERIES OF SMALL LOTS; SOLD
sI-0t' 1920 New York ave-.
LUX SAIE-ldb bESl bCSlNESS EhONI
Il Peupsy lyania ave. se.-the entire avenue front
t10 OF square 926 running from 9Th 9th sts.,
midway between the United States Capitol and
bridge, and fronting the thoroushfare to the Navy
Yard. There superior property for investment
speculation now IN the market Contains about
80, 600 square feet OF ground.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
au3l-15t 934 ST, Room 4
TIOR sALE-BY 8. Z. LEWIS, REAL ESTATE
II Loans and Insurance, 435 9TH st. NV. One lot
next To the SckHey Memorial Chapel 72 by 100 feet,
north side of ST., bet 9Th and 9Th See other
sales III saturdays Star. f-w&s:3m
ItOR SALE-MERIDIAN HILL. LOTS, 1915 FIT.
front each, 50 deep. we-located for snau houses;
price tor whole $4,000
10 Lots, about $4,000 feet, very cheap.
au25-2w GEO. W. 1INkINS. 18th and II sts NV.
For SALE
Qst. between 18th and 18th SITS. NV south 'front.'
lot 20 feet inches by 100 feet to an alley, &2.
East Capitol ST., between I'd and 4th SITS. south
front; lot 20 feet by 100 feet to alley; 81
I'D, between M and SITS. NV, lot 20 feet BY 162
feet D inches, alley on side and in the rear; 81.
JAMES ". TYLER
au20 900 st. NV. Second Floor.
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AT meeting Of the 0ossamef Manufacturing
Association In Boston yesterday, the prices OF
gtesamey clothing were farther advanced Is 70 20
peScenr.
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New Cases Of Cholera.
LONDON, Sept. TAT Malta, during the past
twenty-four hours, there were seven new cases OF
cholera and nine deaths.
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MRS. SARroRIs GOES 10 West PoIHr.-xrs Nellae
Grant-Sartoris who has been staying for the past
week with MIS-. Gen. Grant and her IamAly q the
with her mother for West Point, whose they win
spend number or days with friends. II has been
decided that Ma Sator1S VIII close her short v1stg
at the 06th street, New YORK, home, alShough the
date OF her return TO England has not yat ocen an
nounced.
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BaltimOFe M8Yketa.
BALTIMORE, Nd. September 7.-virsinis new
thre.s I to-1ar O'

BALTIMORE. Nd. September 7.-virsinis new
ABA, BALTIdoRE Mn, Ssptember Cotton dull-nid;
ans s IA e. alo s snd isiz
.ssS: g. sa5s. nils is SUPER: s1ss; $ss
a5s Sssss-soa.ss5n sss;dy .1d ann 1850
sSs Deesnber s2ss5 JanSa Sc Q s4 s.t sH
yeSa s00a ar anS %
spot. so: Oetooer. at9haoO. Oats nrmer-sonthsrn
rAs ay asst
s shS,as e
gs..s .sSadsr: sRa clear rs sass Packed sss
Butte: sdes S1 aa
packed 17a22: creamery. 22a25. Eggs higher. ia
a s1s:.s G. fss s
x stssdy .es sS sRpe5 sspsd E
Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton. I'd -four. 1g.3d.
so.hss ga barrels s SsIs
3Ol. 800 bushels: corn. $500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
on change began with fair activity and EeneraiT
sss 0 ssa quoted ssss' ssS
opened It 4lk impreyed sghty. then reacted to Az
saSisa hort OATS 20 October
corH1sar By TsLEoR a,sao very romantic
and xiss ria Phillips, an operator a. sugar VaiIsy
Starke station, where they were marfied under
big hickory tree. They went from there to Dalton
and then departed for their respective posts Of
duty.
.EoNMAfED FOR STATE SENATORIAL Manassas,
Va, the republican district convention yesterday
nominated Isaac P. Baldwin, Of Prince WiNiarn for
the State Senate This district Is composed OF the
counties q Prince William, Fairfax and Alexandria
and Aloxandrta City.
MAHorE. Va. RIDDLsBEHGRR.-At woodstock,
Va, yesterday, the suit OF Gen. Malone against
senator Riddleberger On q bond Tor $500 tegml-
mated In . disagreement OF the Jury. second
| case against tho senator By Gen. Mahone for
g, 600 was continued until the next term OF the
| court. The jury stood ten Tor Malone and two
| tor MddfeDergef.
| A MUHD1R MYSTERY CIEAREp UP.--At Roches-
/ ter, N. Y, the mystery attending the murder Of
Mrs. Ada Stone has been dispelled By the comics.
/ sion Of Edward sheldon, nineteen-y ear-old
i tramp who says he knocked her down with 9
club cnoked her 70 death and threw the body IN
i 70 the cellar.
| Az q meeting Of the 0osamef Manufacturing
4 n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 pm prices
wire 70 II. H Dodge. go 10th street.: -
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2HUm the 6ovA01An NoWA
Charles T. JaekeoA. 81 Haitian, has been tr0uoled
by ran and mice about his house He has thres
cats which hs says aTe nice cAts, but they would
let rafs play With their tails md NJ o1r 70 catch
them. He has IN aA0lt3on hOase-make Of COED
stze ana gentle d1spo&fion. which - better rat
catcher than I'll three q the eAtA Monday -
heard racket IN The cupboard under the sta1Ea,
ana opening the door he found tha& de snake had.
caDeufo0 rat and IVES trying 20 swallow Il nooe
1afik TIE raj Wa9 alive ana Enormously protested
Agnlnst going int such hole. using Als leee 90
cSfch hoIA OF the moor - other euxfoun0lnGH The
1nake WA wiser than the RAJ, however, and would
ralse him ~ Q f0ot ar two a tne alr and "a thss
poI1aon eon&tnue the swallowing pgQeeo4 drop.
ufn1 down again - tie Aoof 20 feSe occasionally.
m Jackn0n oayB lt WAs . c1fcNA and be would noe
MT With the snake for . large Consideration.
susr1clow DnAr1EsHAIx-DavldR sese In
ada super1ntendenI Of tho P61a0etphla and KeAo-
in9 ComDanyS Kot11our Cuf1ery, and IRA
TSnmSs Hopk1nA have left Shenandoah, Pa 18th
syn maff4o6 xney nved IN adjoining ooc&aReR
n111f Snd ufcey furnished By themzolv1o this sam.
mer Thomns Hopkins was IN Dfftlnh CCaunA1R
I0olrin1 after mining contract ana WW expoces4
hcme Soon MA Hopk1m len . woek agn hxy1ng
ahe WA Goaug 70 Jum hef husband 8he vyuCe
frum Phhadoapn16 % h1 dangh1R that ne Va
~. DseDe Got leaye q absence last Thursday,
0ying BE wss golag 70 ounbuU end would return
6St1Sdv.
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A FARMIHb WYE DIsArYHAn. - Zn Emory
Cameron, wife OF o wealthy farmer hv1oG near
appeared last Sunday morning. Her husband LEFT
her then 70 SEE what was wanted by two men who
returned his VINE had disappeared, and siShough
vigorous search has been made the only clue ..
cured Ii button on her clothing found near tho
mouth Of deserted coal bank quarter q q milo
away.
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vALuABIl DuIrDN0s DEnoIMwp BIZ TousApo
Word has been received at Totedo, Ohio from the
new Northwestern Ins3he Asylum, four miles fro0
that city, that O tornado struck the place 1uat
After DARK yesterday, seriously in1uang the build
ln48 and 0eWol1ao1ng one or Two. The bulldlnQy
cost about half million donarA
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MUHDRR MYSTERY -CIEARxp UR.--At Boches-
ter, N. Y, the mystery attending the murder Of
Mrs Ada Stone has been dispelled by che confess
sion Of Edward sheldon, nineteen year-Old
tramp who says he knocked her down with Q
club, cnokcd her 70 death and threw the body IN
TO the cellar.
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Giras~aA FiEurss spetsea ~ Ashaessc..

Gfritsh Rtgures spotleA ~ AHhlesica,
Euzs p. Heston In Savannah News.
1t Is the athletic GIRL the new type Of girl who
goes In for pretty nearly all the sports her
brother takes up who Is, II she has previously
cultivated her figure the worst deformed Riri a
all There is nothing ike athletics and corseta
mixed or In alternate doses to bring our rhe pos.
sibilities OF curves twists ana abnormal Develop
inents IN mo0erh girl. All British fegninlnity In
at present engaged In screaming contradictions at
Labouchere because ne had the hardihoOd TO de-
clare that tennis-playfng girls were crooked. In
half dozen groups at the Central Park yesterday I
picked out four players whose right shoulder
were noaceably OF different shape iron the ieft.
and six or seven In whom the same thing though
less obvious. had begun 70 manifest ITSELF the
summer exertion enlarglng the muscles and light
clothing thrusting them out Of place and sccentu-
ating the uneven development OF the body Girls
who row In corsets are curious SIGHT. the extra
muscular development all taking place high un
where the blood has Q chance to circulate aud
body.
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ARMY Mancuyers at Neutra.

Army ManCuvers at NeutFas
VIENNA, Sept. THE army maneuvers at Neu-
ira, Hungary, have been concluded The emperor
expressed himself satisfied with the bearing Of
the troops and referred particularly to the eff
cheney OF the artillery and cavalry. The emperor
Will reach CSakathurm, Hungary, tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

A VIRGINIA FARxxR KILLED By TRAnG-The
fast mail train leaving Richmond at p. m. yes
terday FOR West Point when nearing Fair oaks
peako ioad. ran into a two-mule team which was
crossing tho track. killing both muae4 demcatsh-
tu& the wagon, and so intu1ng the draTu.
reaching West Point. where Ae was taken aor
treatment
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A MiniSterial Crisis At Sofia
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Sept. There Is q ministerial crisis
at Sofa brought about by disagreement over the
raising OF the state OF siege.
No Opinion in the Anarchist Case EK-
pected this Week.
OTTAWA, Ill, Sept. 1.-THE supreme court met
at o'clock this morning, with q full bench pres
ent with the exception OF Justice Scott. After
making the announcements In six cases and enter.
ing some motions, and without mentioning the
anarchist case the court was adjourned until 8
O'Clock Tomorrow. The Indications are that no
opinion in the DOmb-lhrOwerS' case Will be 1led
this week.
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sales Of RoNl Estate.

volney Pursell has bought, for e.5O0. OF John
Miller, sub lot g. spare 004. fronting 16 feet on
New Jersey avenue, between ID and streets
southeast.
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The Auaertcam Party.

y
Representatives OF the American organirataons
met yesterday afternoon In the Astor House
About ifty were present Ex-Judge J. c. b. Drew
presided, and John Y. Lipphard, proprietor OF the
American Flag, acted as secretary The object q
the meeting was toarrange for the convention OF
dephia on septem6er ia J. M. u1nyons SECRETARY
or the national organization, announced that
more than $4,000 American citizens In New York
tee on organization was appointed, and the meet.
Ing was adjourned TO next Monday night.
"a Was Very Awkward for shc EIusbanA
From the ST. James Gazette.
The London correspondent OF the Irish Tpes
wptlng last night, says: "A curious story regard
ing hat is current in the lobby OF the house q
commons IL appears that on Friday night an
elderly memser, who Is said 70 be OF jealous dis
position. and, moreover, is possessed OF a young
aud, OF course. good looking wife, took
from the cloak room another members hat. ON
the Following morning, after breakfast he dis
covered the strange hat on HIS hat stand, and on
closer Inspection found that &c WAS gsrnished IN
Side viii Initials above which was strange crest
Inc green-eyed monster was instantly at WORK, e.
peclaly as MS vile had returned from the
south Of France during his absence at the housS
on the previous evening. His favorfte chapeau. az
course, being missing, he Immediately inCerro-
Innocent dame was highly Indignant, and
hotly denied the impeachment Setting his
Deorett, the honorable member traced the o1end-
ing hat 70 its lawful owner and ,ourneying 10
his solicitor, indicted very strong epistIe 70
the eldest son OF a peer who sits on the oppo-
Site Side OF the house. threatening him with all
sorts OF penalties for the insult offered 10 his honor
The young scion OF nobility Immediately grasped
the situation, having himself had 10 travel home
In strange hat, and kept up the Joke By sending
the enraged husband a solicitors letter Gus MING
him with stealing the initiated hat from the cloak
room OF the house of commons. ON receipt OF this
epistle II Immediately dawned ON the elderly NJ. r.
that he had made mistake. and he forthwith
made q personal apology. Since > O'Clock thts
Monday afternoon he has been strenuousy try.
Ing 10 elect a pair for the rest OF the session"
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TEE WEEKLY SrzRs Pocket Atlas q rhe world
IS oered free to every new subscriber for one year
to the WEEKLY STAR It Is Handsomely PE1ntod
than 100 coiMsd mans and dlagrama ana c0utal1e
wealth 0f general information. - a6yekff1o.
meut In another column.
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Another attempt 70 burn the New Ymk Nsftsne
buiiftng was made yesterday. but tn mo uae
QUICKLY extfn2u1shed.
The consy Island Jocksy Club has a6ded 6, 900
5000 s1os, which u 70 30 run W1N.
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Gem. Lec's Advice 60 Young Wives.
Advance Sheets of Mrs HAncock's Book
"How welt 1 remember Gen. Robert E. Lee then
o major, who was stationed there at that
time. He was the beau ideal OF q col.
dier and gentleman. When bidding us
goodby and godspeed upon the eve OF our
departure he said TO me: 4 understand
that you contemplate deserving your post,
which is by your husbands side, and that you
are not going To California with finn II you
Will pardon me, should like Go give
you little advice. You must not think
OF doing this. AS one considerably
older than Hancock, and having had greater ex-
perience, consider IL fatal 10 the future happt-
hess OF young married people upon small provo
cation 70 live apart, either for a short OF long
Time. The result Is invariably that they cease 20
De essential 10 each other. Now, promise me that
you VIII not permit him TO sail without ysu'
"The sequel shows how faithfully / sought 70
follow that noble adnonitfon and how after IN nv
varied experience, had occasion 10 TRANSMIT TO
Others his distnterested, truthful convictions.
With many regrets We babe adfeu 10 q host of
friends, most OF whom never saw again Not SO
with my husband, however. He met them face 20
face on the battle field In less than three years"
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arrested J. W. White, colored, a waiter on the
steamer Henry E. Bishop, ON a charge OF stealing
number OF small articles from the boat. To-day
and was fined $40. VIM. Jackson, colored, was
also arrested on charge Of stealing a suit OF
clothes from an Ofdcer OF the boat. He was tried
for the larceny and fine OF $40 was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

.EONfNAfED FOR STATE SRNAToR.-At Manassas
Va, the republican district convention yesterday
nominated Isaac p. Baldwin, Of Prince william, for
the State Senate This district Is composed OF the
counties o. Prince william, Fairfax and Alexandria
and Alexandria City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

eTo DISCONTINUE AN ADVERTISEMENT says John
Wannamaker, one OF the largest advertisers In the
world. 'ls like taking down your sign. II you
want to do business you must let the people know
1t. Standing advertisements, when changed fire.
quensiy, ere better and cheaper than reading
notices. They look more substantial and business
like, and inspire conscience. would IS soon
think OF doing business without clerks as without
Advertising,